The Inquisitor attacked from behind, but Kelsier jumped away. The still tumbling door careened across the cobblestones in front of him, and as he passed over it, Kelsier Pushed, sending himself streaking into the air. Vin was right, Kelsier thought with frustration. Below, the Inquisitor watched him, trailing him with unnatural eyes. I shouldn’t have done this. Below, a group of soldiers rounded up the skaa that he had freed. I should run—try to lose the Inquisitor. I’ve done it before. But…he couldn’t. He wouldn’t, not this time. He had compromised too many times before. Even if it cost him
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